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The publicity around the untimely death of designer Kate Spade drew shoppers back to the handbag brand this summer, driving a 31 percent jump in fourth-quarter sales for its new owner Tapestry on Tuesday.
The publicity around the untimely death of designer Kate Spade drew shoppers back to the handbag brand this summer, driving a 31 percent jump in fourth-quarter sales for its new owner Tapestry on Tuesday.
Coach has unveiled its latest collaboration with Selena Gomez, just in time for fall.
Italy's Borsalino officially passed into new ownership on Wednesday, a month after being put up for auction.
Proenza Schouler has launched an eight-piece capsule collection in celebration of the rock band Grateful Dead.
French fashion empire Louis Vuitton is set to debut its travelling "Time Capsule" exhibition in Canada, with the show to open in Toronto next month, in celebration of the luxury brand's 35th anniversary in the city.
Luxury fashion house Fendi has set up at Selfridges, unveiling a dedicated brand showcase in the department store's Corner Shop space, which will be open through the month of August.
Italian luxury goods house Prada on Wednesday reported a return to net profit growth, following four years of threadbare results, as its strategy of targeting younger fashionistas paid off.
Chinese regulators are investigating Pinduoduo Inc after media reports of third-party vendors selling counterfeit goods on its group-discounting marketplace.
Menswear brand Dunhill has chosen Mayfair as the setting of its latest campaign, a fitting location considering it is moving its global headquarters there this September.
Glossy magazine empire Conde Nast on Tuesday quashed months of rumors about the impending departure of Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, declaring that the magazine's 30-year veteran was staying "indefinitely.
Salvatore Ferragamo has named former Kering executive Micaela le Divelec Lemmi as its new CEO although it's less of a change than it might have been given that she has been general manager of the firm since the spring.
MHL by Margaret Howell is the latest name to be confirmed for Coal Drops Yard in King's Cross with the centre that opens soon being one of the most interesting of recent years as far as its brand line-up is concerned.
SMCP has been one of the market's biggest success stories of recent years and it looks like that success story is continuing. The company issued its Q2 results on the last day of July and described them as "superb".
Selfridges is continuing its strategy of frequent, exclusive product launches and interesting pop-up stores with the latest including an exclusive Red Valentino capsule, a Fendi Kiosk, plus Medea and Réalisation Par.
South Korean eyewear brand Gentle Monster began the first phase of a major European expansion plan on Friday when it opened a 450-square-metre store in the heart of London's West End.


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Cruising in New Brunswick
Many people go on cruises to socialize, see new places and exotic locations and explore. What many people do not realize is that you do not have to go far to get a great cruise experience. There are many wonderful travel opportunities right above the United States in Canada. The Bay of Funday in New Brunswick is a great place to see beautiful landscapes and some of the most incredible sea life out there. It is relatively close, and a great place to go in the summer when you want to escape a little bit of the summer heat. Campobello Island, off the coast of New Brunswick is a huge tourist destination for those traveling in Canada. Boasting a beautiful lighthouse and greenery, Campobello Island … Continued

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Discussion in 'User Submitted News' started by Juanmatron, Oct 25, 2010.
It's not this, but looks cool.
Wow intro is great
I like this song better
This is news? And couldn't be lumped into your other thread directly below it?
Nothing impressive in the intro. Daniel Craig's model being used in a movie-based game that he didn't star in still bewilders me.


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The Italian Navy training ship "Palinuro" will be calling on the port of Larnaca from August 28 to September 1, as part of the cadet training course of the Taranto naval academy.
The Italian Embassy announced that the public will be allowed to visit one of the most famous Italian Navy ships, built in 1934 and used since 1955 as a training vessel for hundreds of Italian cadets that have started their careers from her decks, learning the basics of seamanship and developing a strong team spirit and personal ethos to uphold the traditions of the Italian Navy.
The training campaign is an essential activity in the cadets' education, complementing the academic side of their studies. Over the journey, cadets are exposed for the first time to the full experience of the maritime world in order to master their profession in the Navy and to be acquainted to the marine environment, the embassy announcement said.
Well maintained in line with its original grandeur, the "Palinuro" is part of an elite club of vintage ships. During its many decades in operation, she has sailed more than 300,000 nautical miles through most major ports of the Mediterranean and northern Europe.
The vessel three masts over 35 metres tall, 1,000 sq metres of sail plan, with 15 sails of various types (square sails, mainsails, gaff-topsail, staysails, jibs), spanning three decks.
The Palinuro will be open to the public on August 29 (10am to 12, 4pm to 5.30), on August 30 (10 to 12, 4 to 7pm) and on August 31 (10 to 12, 4 to 7pm).
The Palinuro – which has called on the ports of Valletta and Piraeus at the beginning of August - will leave Cyprus on September 1, setting sail for Rhodes before returning to Portoferraio, Italy, on Elba Island.
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July 2013 weekend ride reports
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28 July: Herts CTC Birthday Event
The South Herts section met at the war memorial in St Albans. 9 o'clock was the designated time and lo and behold 10 riders turned up, which is a great showing for a ride we rarely do.
We had great pleasure in welcoming back Geoff and Liz, both on their second ride with us; we also had the delight of Anne's company, new to Sunday rides but a familiar face on our Wednesday evening rides.
The idea for today was to have a quick blast to Vanstone's garden centre in Codicote, to meet up with the other sections of the CTC at 11 am. On previous years this place has been packed. So off we set and made it to Codicote in just over an hour. Oops, maybe my route was a little bit too short. But there you have it: a nice little ride and we had the luxury of the wind behind us.
So we well and truly beat the maddening crowds of cyclists and got our refreshments without queuing. After a longer break than planned, everybody else turned up with old friends greeting each other, including some familiar faces like Stuart, Barrie and Margaret.
Well lunch was at Great Offley and there were two groups heading off there: a fast group and a rather more sedate group. I chose the latter group, as I love meandering about, and this is just what we did. It was a lovely ride taking in some of the great lanes that Hertfordshire has to offer. Our leader Paul had chosen his route well and, with the light breeze and beaming sunshine, it was an idyllic ride.
After some time the fast group passed us led by Brian, and we picked up Geoff who had found the pace a little too fast (I hear the fast group averaged 15 mph) and dropped off the back. In our group the leader and sweeper were communicating by walkie-talkie and my 'slight mechanical' (bottle cage falling off) was soon broadcast to the front of the group – at least I was spared the embarrassment of the leader coming to look for me.
Not long after that we were at lunch, a great little pub with some rather burnt looking sausages, and a buzzing atmosphere. I have to say it was good meeting other riders from the area and just listening to all the chat. It was a very pleasant day. I was expecting an afternoon portion to the ride but no, after a longer lunch than normal, everyone headed back home to all corners of Hertfordshire.
It was a lovely day and one I think I'll do again next year, I also think I got a fantastic shot of Judy on her trike.
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Neil 28/07/2013
21 July: Hertford to Saffron Walden
Following some blazing hot days six of us turned up at the start at Hertford for another sunny ride. Today's destination was Saffron Walden, hence the Hertford start to make the distance more manageable. Elevenses was to be at Bishops Stortford and for a change we left Hertford by a new route, riding up the back streets of Bengeo and exploring alleyways until we emerged at the top. Then it was a sweep across to Wadesmill and Thundridge and on through 'Cold Christmas'. The village church here is abandoned and derelict and has been know to give people cold feelings – perhaps we should have visited as we sweated away on a very hot July day. On through the Hadhams and finally into Bishops Stortford down a back road lined with beautiful historic houses. Following an excellent elevenses at a proper 'caff' in the centre of town, Jon and Bill turned back for home, being very busy people, leaving just four of us to carry on.
As always Wetherspoons was good value and then discussion turned to our next leg, which was to get to Braughing for their famous tea and cakes in the church hall. For once we were in good time and decided if we went straight to Braughing we might well be there too early before they opened for tea. So in a fit of enthusiasm we headed further northwest away from our destination. We went through more quiet lanes and villages sleeping in the hot sun: Elmdon, Great Chishill and then Barkway. Once here it was straight 7-mile cycle south, down to Braughing. As always the tea and home made cakes were superb.
Finally we made our way down the old A10, now a reasonably quiet backwater, to Ware and then alongside the canal back to the start at Hertford. All told a total distance of around 60 miles, and despite being in the middle of a rare heat wave it hadn't seemed too bad.
peteR 21/07/2013
20 July: Saturday Saunter to Wheathampstead
Today's ride had a change to the start time as to avoid clashing with the Five Miles to Fabulous gang, we started at 2.30, and at Morrisons four of us met up for the afternoon saunter out into the wilds of Wheathampstead.Neil 20/07/2013
It was pleasantly steady as we wandered down the back alley to Sandridge; this is actually quite a nice route going through the middle of Jersey farm and Marshalswick. After Sandridge we headed for the delights of Sandridgebury, where there must have been some sort of junior horse event on as there were a lot of saddled up steeds roaming about. Along the route we noticed some yellow and green arrows had been put up on the street furniture and Jon explained these were for tomorrow's charity ride route, which he had devised for the Grove House Hospice.
From Sandridgebury we made for the Redbourn road, thence onto Ayres End. Around here we have some lovely undulating lanes that wind around all over the place; it's great and makes for some relaxing riding. Soon we were heading into the hot spot known as Wheathampstead and a visit to Jack's Café.
This rather nice establishment closed at 3pm on a Saturday but as we arrived (3.35pm) the place was still doing a good trade, albeit we had to sit outside (the shame of it) and we were served some great drinks and a lush fudge brownie.
After tea we all headed off on our separate ways, I heading back home via Woodcock hill, only to meet up with Jon again in Hatfield.
It was a nice little ride on a Saturday afternoon and if you fancy doing one the next is the 17th of August taking in the delights of Redbourn Fisheries and Gorhambury.
14 July: St Albans to Caddington
Eight of us met at St Albans for a trip out to a new café for us at Tring. It was great to see Giles again. We also saw the welcome addition of Kev, of Forty Plus fame.
After a brief and rather hilarious discussion, it was decided to leave the city via the park. This is a great way out of St Albans now the cycle routes crossing Verulamium Park are open, although getting to the park required a taxi driver's knowledge of the one-way streets. We took the route beside the old Roman wall, then a familiar, hilly route out to Tring. A great little jaunt out and at that time in the morning it was rather comfortable, if not slightly breezy.
At Tring we stopped at the café-cum-farm-cum-brewery. Sampling some beer from the Tring Brewery was tempting, but Dunsley Farm served a lovely cuppa coffee and the sweets were very nice indeed. It was here that discussions turned to the weather and the heat. It was only going to get hotter, we had quite a challenge last week riding after 3 o'clock, and it was decided to cut the day short and do more of winter's ride destination.
As we were leaving Judy turned up on her trusty trike, having done a long route of her own to get there, so both Jon and Judy headed home while we made our way over to Caddington, The Chequers to be precise. Now this pub is a real find, great friendly people, fantastic food, a really nice relaxed atmosphere and reasonable prices, so we need to use this place again.
After a rather leisurely lunch we pushed on back to St Albans, completing a great day's ride of 48 miles on a lovely summer's day and no one felt ill, tired or over exerted. We'd had a very pleasant day and could only marvel at Froome's fantastic effort on Mont Ventoux the same day.
Neil 14/07/2013
07 July: Panshanger to Ickleton
The challenge was there. Could the heat be endured? Could the physical and mental challenges be overcome? Could the nation be lifted and the next generation be inspired – while competing in shorts and white socks?
Our route to Hare Street was a bit lumpy, especially for me as the potholes were so bad on the lane into Westmill that my bottle cage broke and is now held together with zip ties. Our first café was The Old Swan, which only opens one Sunday a month, but is well worth a visit just to sit around the garden pond, sampling the home-made scones and teacakes (either/or, not both), feed the numerous fish and geese and quaff plenty of tea or coffee.
Our next challenge was to reach Ickleton for lunch. A nice ride, along almost deserted lanes, took us into unfamiliar territory around Duddenhoe End and Elmdon. Into Essex, then into Cambridgeshire and it was a swooping run down the chalk hills to Ickleton, sited where the ancient Icknield Way crossed the River Cam.
The Riverside Barns is a set of rather tacky small businesses, mostly deserted today by their owners, but the café has shady tables overlooking the River Cam and is a pleasant spot to cool off on a hot day and one we were reluctant to leave.
At half-past one it was the hottest time of the day, so I was grateful the route was a flat one through Fowlmere, Meldreth and Basingbourn to the source of the Cam. I hugged the roadside seeking any shade offered by hedges and trees, but still arrived soaked in sweat at the church hall opposite Ashwell museum. What a treat – lovely homemade cakes, a small selection but real quality. Bottles refilled, it was now a small matter of getting back to Panshanger and we all finished well satisfied if a bit pooped, to say the least.
Jon, 7 July 2013
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the School's normal daily Timetable?
2. When are School assemblies?
Tutors bring their groups to the room shown below at 8.55am as follows:
Main Hall
Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10
Year 11
3. What are the school term and holiday dates?
Click here for current term dates
4. What reports will I get on my son?
Find out what we send you here. You can find how well your son is doing through using the Parents' Portal - see 21. below.
5. What happens if my son is late?
Punctuality is very important. If your son arrives at school after morning registration has finished, they must sign in at reception and explain the reason for their late arrival. See also 'What if my son is ill?'
Persistent lateness
We sanction students who are persistently late. Students will receive a series of detentions if they are late twice or more in a term. If persistent lateness occurs the Head of Year or Attendance Supervisor will be in contact with you. See more here.
6. What if my son needs a medical appointment?
Medical appointments for your son to see a doctor, dentist etc should be made outside school hours. If this is not possible, please contact the school office as soon as possible by phone or email with the appointment time and date to ensure your son's Tutor is aware of it. See more here.
We also operate a School Nurse Drop In Clinic for all pupils. This is not a replacement for a GP appointment, but is aimed at providing a service where pupils can confidentially discuss a wide variety of issues such as their diet, health, stress and anxiety, emotional issues, sex and relationships, drugs, smoking and alcohol. The Nurse is also available to explain relevant health campaigns. The Nurse can refer a student to a specialist if the need arises.
7. What if my son is ill?
Do not send your son to school if he is ill before school starts, please notify the school by telephone 0118 978 1626 and leave a message on the answer phone or speak to Reception. You will also need to notify the school on each subsequent morning of his absence. A written note detailing the reason for absence must be provided to your son's Year Tutor on the day he returns to school. See more here.
If your child becomes sick during the school day, their subject teacher, Tutor or Head of Year will send them to the Medical Room where your son will be assessed by a First Aider and receive treatment if appropriate, If your son is deemed too ill to remain at school then you will be contacted and arrangements made to send him home. Please ensure that your emergency contact details are correct and kept up to date, any changes can be sent to the school via email here .
8. What if my son needs medicine in school?
If your son has been prescribed medicine by his doctor and needs to take this during the school day, you will need to complete a 'Request for the school to give medicine' Form here ; hand this to the Reception, or first aider together with the medicine, clearly named. Should your son require medicine such as in inhaler or epipen please contact the school for the appropriate forms and discuss his needs with the First Aider.
9. What if my son is absent?
Please telephone Reception on 0118 978 1626 on each morning of absence. A written note detailing the reason for absence must be provided to your son's Year Tutor on the day he returns to school. See more here.
10. My son has special needs - where can I get help?
The school runs a learning support programme for those students who are vulnerable or have special educational needs and/or disabilities. Staff will normally have identified these before your son arrives to start in his first term through contact with your son's primary school. This might include days in the summer term when your son would be invited to visit The Forest. Further details on The Forest's provision, frequently asked questions and useful links are available here.
11. What if my son loses something?
Your son should check in the Admin Hub where lost property is collected and held for up to one term. Valuables such as mobile phones are kept in the Reception office. Please name your son's clothing and equipment to ensure a swift return, and ensure that any valuables are kept to a minimum.
12. How much money & valuables should my son carry?
We now operate a cashless canteen system, so we suggest giving your child only the minimum amount of money he requires to pay for travel between school and home. Mobile phones, MP3 players and other valuable equipment should not be brought into school.
13. Can my son ride his bike to school?
The school actively encourages students to walk to school, or travel by bike and public transport. The school has a range of secure cycle facilities where your son can store his bike. He will need to bring his own lock and is advised not to leave any valuables unless they are also secure. The bike sheds are locked during school hours - contact the site manager for access during these times
14. Where can my son get lunch?
The cafeteria supplies a range of healthy food, snacks and drinks. It is open during break and lunchtimes. For entitlement to free school meals click here. In the first week Year 7 students will be sent to lunch earlier than other students. We now operate a cashless canteen system - find out more here.
15. Where do I buy school uniform and equipment, and what is the uniform policy?
For practical advice and school uniform, pe and games kit are sold through Hawkinsport. Please click here. for more information.
16. How can I get involved in the school?
Getting involved is a good way to learn about the school and its activities, and a good way to meet other parents. The Forest Parent Teachers Association (PTA) is a dedicated team of parents and staff who organise events and activities to fund raise for the school.
If you would like to learn more about their work, find out what events are on or want to get involved and help the school, the PTA has a page on the school web site, click here.
17. Where can I find the sports fixtures?
We run a sport calendar, where fixtures are posted online. We also communicate directly with parents about their son's participation in a fixture.
18. What clubs and societies does the school run?
The school runs a wide variety of activities, everything from sports to theatre. Opportunities to join activities are advertised on the year noticeboards or through tutors. A list of current clubs is available here.
19. How do I make a complaint?
The school has a complaints policy which sets out the process. Click on the 'Want to make a Complaint' button top left of this web page.
20. Where do I find the school's policies?
A list of all school policies can be found under the About Us heading - click on the 'School Policies' button top left of this web page to go straight there. Then click on the relevant policy title to read it or download it.
21. What is the Parents' Portal and how do I use it?
The Parents' Portal is a place where you can find information on your son's progress, his reports and even exam marks. The Portal is updated regularly, and you can also let us know of changes of address and update any other contact details.
Accessing The Forest School's Parents' Portal for the first time, or what to do if you forget your password (you may want to print this).
1. Go to the Forest School website – www.forest.wokingham.sch.uk Home page.
2. At the top of the page, to the left of the white Search box, click on the word Parents' Portal.
3. Enter your User Name (this will be the e-mail address that you have given us, and the one that receives emails from the School).
4. Enter your Password and click Login.
5. If you have forgotten or lost your password, scroll down to the end of the page, enter your User Name (your email address again) and click Submit.
6. A new password will be sent to the email address you have entered. This will likely be a series of random letters and/or numbers. Print or write down a copy of it as you will need it for the next step.
7. Go back to the Parents' Portal. Once you enter, you will be prompted to change this password, so you can then have a password that you can easily remember.
8. Once you have entered the Parents' Portal site you will be able to access your son's records. You will see two menus on the left hand side. Please click on each section to review the information available.
The top menu covers:
Snapshot – Today's attendance and also Behaviour Summary
Personal Details
Special Educational Needs (SEN) Details
The menu below this covers:
Rewards & Sanctions
22. What is the school's Admissions number?
The unique reference number for the school is 872 4050. For further information on admissions click here.
23. My son wants to learn to play a musical intrument, what is available?
All students develop a basic understanding of music through timetabled music lessons in Years 7-9. But we also encourage music study at any age through:
One-to-one tuition with specialist teachers: For more information on costs, instruments etc contact the Head of Music here The school has it's own very popular drum teacher, and other types of instrumental lessons are provided by Berkshire Maestros.
For those students unable to afford private tuition, the school may provide financial support through Pupil Premium. Please contact our Parent Support Adviser here for more information.
Student bands: Students wanting to start their own band or music groups are encouraged, with staff helping to arrange rehearsal time and facilities. Students are encouraged to perform at internal and external events throughout the year.
Resources include music technology room, drum kits, electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, classical guitars. Students can use these at break and lunch if they sign up for a 'Music Pass', respect the instruments and bring in their own drum sticks.
Music activities at lunch times and after school: For details, click here.
For general enquries regarding music activities contact the Head of Music here.
24. What is the school leaving age?
Your child will now be expected to stay in some form of learning at least until the end of the academic year in which he/ she turns 18. This is referred to as 'Raising the Participation Age' or RPA.
What does this mean for your son or daughter?
They may decide to stay on in Full-time education e.g., school sixth form, further education college, sixth form college, training provider, special school (including independent specialist provision for those with significant disabilities and learning difficulties), or home education* . Those who have been absent from learning for some reason before they were 16 may also return into full-time education.
If they do not want to stay on at school there are a range of other options. These are:
• An Apprenticeship
• Full or part-time employment, or self-employment with the equivalent of a day per week for training (either as part of the employment or outside the job)
• Volunteering (including caring) or an internship for 20 hours or more a week, undertaken for more than 8 weeks combined with the equivalent of a day off per week for training.
You can find out more about the RPA strategy for Berkshire, produced by the Raising Participation Partnership, here.


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The residential area of Marbella-Nueva Andalucía, called "The Golf Valley", which is located on the hillside of the Puerto Banús Marina, is a very attractive and sought after area for all year around living or holidays in a naturally protected valley surrounded by hills and mountains. The valley hosts the golf courses of Las Brisas Golf, Aloha Golf, Los Naranjos Golf and La Dama de Noche Golf, the international English school of Aloha College and commercial facilities with a great variety of bars, restaurants and convenient stores, all accessible through excellent road infrastructures. Also a public heliport is located nearby. The Golf Valley is just minutes away from the glamorous Puerto Banús, Marbella and its sandy beaches.
Availability upon agreement. This material is based upon information which we consider reliable, but because third parties have supplied it, we cannot represent that it is accurate or complete, and it should not be relied upon as such. This offering is subject to errors, omissions and change of price or withdrawal without notice. Taxes, notary and registry fees must be paid by purchaser, the commission by the seller as stipulated by Spanish regulations.


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Great House Restaurant
Whether you prefer the Caicos Bank Red Snapper or the delectable A la Minute Smoked Mahi Mahi, every dining experience at the Great House Restaurant delivers approachable dishes with a Caribbean flare. The gorgeous views of both the Atlantic Ocean during sunrise and Caicos Bank for sunset on the 360° wrap around terrace, the ambiance never gets old for any meal of the day. The culinary team, led by Executive Chef, Jose Francois Alias, frequently changes the menu to incorporate seasonal ingredients and the catch of the day. Great House Restaurant is the ideal place to savor the distinctive flavors of the Caribbean with a focus on seasonal and local ingredients as well as classics with a new-age twist.
*All menu items are subject to change according to seasonality and availability
Great House Bar
Soak in breathtaking views while sipping the signature Blue Margarita at the Great House Bar. Featured cocktails, an extensive wine collection and a plethora of other exquisite drink options make Great House Bar the ideal place to enjoy pre-dinner drinks or share an intimate nightcap. Unwind and enjoy.
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The Cove Restaurant + Beach Bar
The Cove Restaurant + Beach Bar is located on the west coast of the property overlooking Caicos Bank with incredible sunset views. Guests will enjoy its casual nature and creative menu as a nice complement but varying alternative to the Resort's main restaurant, the Great House Restaurant. Hours and menus to be posted soon!
Take a moment to view the The Cove Restaurant + Beach Bar menu, we can't wait to take you on a Caribbean cuisine adventure on the tranquil South Caicos bank beach.


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The human being forms part of the spatial totality, limited in time, that we call the Universe, and in a kind of optical illusion of consciousness, experiments itself, its thoughts and its feeling as something separated from the rest.
This illusion is a type of prison that confines us to our personal desires and affection for the people that are closer to us.
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Student Conduct:
The School Act, Part 2, Section 6 states:
(1) A student must comply with the school rules authorized by the principal of the school or Provincial school attended by the student, and with the code of conduct and other rules and policies of the board or the Provincial school.
(2) A student attending a school or a Provincial school must participate in an educational program as directed by the board or by the principal of the Provincial school.
Discipline Policy (See:
Guidlines for Suspension
All students have the right to be respected. It is each person's responsibility to:
• respect everyone regardless of ability, race, color, religion, gender expression, gender identity, or sexual orientation and not to do or say anything that might hurt their
• speak up and / or take action when others are not being respected
• let others speak and not be inattentive, talk or cause disruptions
• use appropriate language
• dress in a manner that is considerate of others
Discipline is the act of teaching acceptable social behaviour. It is not just the elimination of inappropriate behaviour; it is the teaching
of select behaviours that will enhance and empower a child to co-exist in culturally adaptive and healthy ways.
Bullying and Harassment
Students and staff have the right to be in a school community that is free of bullying, intimidation, harassment, racism, sexism and homophobia.
We will not tolerate any discrimination on the basis of
gender expression
gender identity or sexual orientation
Bill 27, Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 2016)
There is no place for these practices at Pender. Our goal is to build a community that fosters respect, inclusion, fairness and equity.
When a student does not meet clearly defined expectations of behaviour within the classroom or school he/she should expect to face consequences devised by a teacher and/or administrator. Effective consequences should:
(1) Be a learning experience for the student involved. He/she should clearly understand why the behaviour was objectionable and why the consequences were assigned. He/she should also be taught alternative appropriate behaviour to the situation.
(2) Have a positive influence on the learning environment in the classroom and the school. Consequences should be directed at the misbehaviour, not at the individual. Discipline should not involve retaliation, confrontation, or humiliation. All parties involved should feel that inappropriate behaviour has been promptly and justly dealt with.
(3) Act as a deterrent for similar behaviour by impressionable students.
The inherent themes of both teacher and administration based discipline should be action, sensitivity, and constant evaluation of discipline as a learning process.
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Given that the classroom teacher is usually the most effective designer of discipline, it is assumed that the following will be part of a consistent discipline structure within the school:
(1) Behavioural expectations for the classroom will be clearly outlined in a manner that is sensitive to the age and maturity levels of the students involved.
(2 Potential consequences for inappropriate behaviour will be discussed in a similar manner.
Administration-based Discipline
Referrals to administration will be judged individually according to the frequency and seriousness of the misbehaviour. Administrative discretion in assigning consequences is vital. Administration will exercise the following procedure (unless emergent circumstances dictate a different course of action) for referrals:
(1) A discussion with the objective of having the student clearly define and accept responsibility for his/her problem and why the consequences designed by the teacher have not resulted in a change in behaviour;
(2) The assignment of an appropriate sequence of consequences, i.e.:
(3) Administrative warning and consequences such as in-school suspension,
(4) One to five day suspension, parent/administration interview
(5) Escalating suspensions
(6) Referral to Superintendent
Referrals for serious offenses will result in immediate suspensions.
Students are expected to follow all rules specified by their teacher during an exam. Students who are caught cheating (copying work, using books when not allowed, cheat sheets, talking during exams) may receive a zero on that exam. Students who are absent without being excused in advance by their parents (due to illness or family emergency only), will be considered as skipping an exam and may receive a zero for that exam.
Dress and Grooming
All members of the school community shall respect reasonable standards of appropriateness in dress. Clothing is not appropriate if it becomes distracting in the learning and working situation. Clothing bearing direct or indirect messages or graphics referring to drugs, including alcohol or cigarettes, or of a discriminatory, sexual, or violent nature, cannot be worn to school. The Principal is given the authority to ask any member of the school community not respecting these guidelines to change into suitable clothing.
No one may use tobacco at any time in the school building or on the school grounds.
The school provides students with lockers to store their possessions and materials that may be required for educational or school purposes. Students may not use lockers to store items which are not required for educational or school purposes.
Lockers are school property, and as such school administration and others authorized by the school administrator will have the right to search student lockers at any time.
If possible the student will be present during the locker search. Students should not leave valuables in their lockers or deface the lockers. Students are solely responsible forall items which they bring to school.
Because it is important that you be in class during class time, it is expected that you will use cell phones only before and after school, recess and lunch time.
The office phones are not for student use, unless a student wishes to sign out, when they should use the office phone so that we can verify permission to leave.
If there is an emergency, you should contact the secretary.
Hallway Behaviour
Expected behaviours in hallways:
(1) Students are expected to be in classrooms during class time. Going to the washroom, getting drinks, fetching books and materials must be kept to an absolute minimum during class time.
(2) Safe conduct
(3) Appropriate use of language.
(4) Purposeful behaviour such as studying, eating, or quiet socializing
Students who display unsafe, rowdy, or boisterous behaviour or who are loud, obnoxious, or profane, will be given one warning and their name noted. A second incident of unacceptable behaviour will result in some form of discipline. Continued unacceptable behaviour will be referred to the administration. Public displays of affection are not appropriate in a public school setting. Offenders will be warned and parents notified in cases of non-compliance.
Computer Lab
Lab may only be used outside of class time under supervision and with the permission of a teacher or the principal. Computer games are not permitted unless they have been authorized by the supervisor for their educational merit. Network space is provided for student use. Students must ensure that the space is used strictly for storing classroom assignments and password security is maintained.
Transportation to and from School
Students are expected to travel to and from school in the school bus, or in a vehicle authorized by their parents or the principal.
(2) Grade 7 students may not leave the school grounds at lunch or break times unless they have the written permission of their parents.
(3) Grade 8 and 9 students are not permitted to go beyond the PetroCan station at the corner of Hwy 101 and Garden Bay Road unless they have the written permission of their parents.
(4) Grade 7 to 9 students are not permitted to go to or leave school in a vehicle driven by another student or anyone else unless authorized by written parental permission or by the principal.
(5) For field trips and extracurricular trips, the preferred modes of transportation are first, school buses; second, buses operated by transit companies; third, vehicles rented from a commercial operator and driven by an appropriately licensed driver; fourth, privately owned vehicles.
(6) Students who drive their own vehicle to school must operate the vehicle in a safe manner. Unsafe driving practices will result in a parent meeting.
Students may not transport other students to events organized by the school.
Regulation for Student Council Dances
Guests may be invited to the dance. Their names must be submitted to the principal in advance of the dance for approval. The host student is responsible for the behaviour of the guest. If a guest is required to leave he/she may be barred from future dances and the host will also be required to leave and may be barred from future dances.
Any student who comes to the dance having consumed alcohol or under the influence of illegal drugs will be sent home and subject to suspension. In addition, he/she may be barred from future dances for one calendar year. If a guest is under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs, he/she must leave immediately and will be barred from future dances.
No one will be allowed to enter later than 30 mins after the beginning of the dance except by special arrangement with the principal. Anyone leaving the dance will not be readmitted. A supervised smoking area will be provided. Students who are absent on the day of the dance will not be permitted to attend unless prior arrangements have been made with the sponsor teacher or the principal.
The four secondary schools on the Sunshine Coast follow the District
Guidelines for Suspension
Drug or alcohol involvement:
Involvement is defined as possessing, using, smelling of, or being with someone while they were using drugs or alcohol. The consequence will be RCMP notification and up to 5 days for the first incidence, up to10 day suspension for second incidence and possible expulsion depending on the age of the student. A student found selling drugs or alcohol will immediately be referred to the Superintendent. Students found drinking or using drugs may also be suspended from extracurricular travel for one year.
It is the suspended student's responsibility to complete assignments during the suspension and to make up tests upon his/her return.
For the first incidence, a 1-5 days suspension, 5-10 days suspension and referral to the Superintendent for subsequent incidents, as per School Board policy. Violence is defined as threatening or intimidating behaviour in addition to physical acts of violence.
Major insubordination:
Any student not adhering to a reasonable request by any staff member will be sent home immediately and not permitted re-entry until she/he has explained the refusal to act to the teacher involved, in the presence of a parent and administrator. In addition to discipline referrals by teachers, administration will also contribute to a positive tone in the school by implementing rewards for positive behaviours.
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Trigger happy policeman shoots colleague in Bayelsa over N20,000
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The deceased was of the opinion that they should give their Divisional Police Officer (DPO) part of the money, while the other objected, reports Vanguard.
While the argument ensued, the enraged police officer allegedly brought out his gun and shot his colleague.
The deceased, a native of Ondewari community in Southern Ijaw Local Government area of Bayelsa, is survived by two wives and children.
His remains have been deposited at the morgue of Federal Medical Center, Yenagoa.
Sympathisers were seen trooping to the deceased residence at Swali to pay condolences to his family.
Some of them, who spoke with our correspondent, described him as a "jolly good fellow.''
When contacted, the spokesman for the command, Mr. Asinim Butswat, said he was yet to be briefed on the incident.
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MassDOT joined students, parents and local leaders to celebrate the completion of pedestrian access and safety improvements at the Jordan/Jackson Elementary School in Mansfield.
View the entire Pedestrian, Bicycle Access Improvements blog post.
The improvements, constructed by MassDOT with funds from the Federal Highway Administration and support through the Massachusetts Safe Routes to School Program created new infrastructure to support walking and bicycling for not only today's children, but for future generations.
MassDOT will begin the demolition of all existing toll plazas on October 28, 2016 as part of the implementation of All Electronic Tolling (AET) along the Massachusetts Turnpike.
MassDOT is holding four public meetings to provide information about what to expect as the toll booths are eliminated. Within the project overview, MassDOT will discuss: demolition process, timeline, hours of construction operations, traffic and noise impacts, material disposition and other project related issues. These meetings will ensure that users of the Massachusetts Turnpike and neighboring communities are fully informed about the construction process to minimize any public inconvenience.
All meetings will be held from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. and are scheduled as follows:
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Governor Charlie Baker, Massachusetts Department of Transportation Secretary and CEO Stephanie Pollack and other transportation leaders visited the Framingham Commuter Rail station on Wednesday, October 5th, to mark a new partnership agreement between the MBTA and the MetroWest Regional Transit Authority (MWRTA) that transfers management of the commuter rail station and its 167-space commuter parking lot to the MWRTA.
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"Besides the obvious advantage of on-site management of the property to enhance the transit customer's experience, the added value will be the growth of intermodal opportunities, such as 'last mile 'services, and bike/pedestrian amenities," said Ed Carr, Administrator of the MWRTA. "Coupled with the additional safety and security measures and the attention to accessibility issues, this partnership initiated by the Secretary, will be the catalyst for transit oriented development (TOD) in downtown Framingham."
The Framingham Station handles more than 1,400 commuter rail riders daily. Secretary Pollack began the initial effort that led to the lease agreement just over a year ago during a visit to Framingham. The new lease agreement benefits the MBTA because it relieves the MBTA of the burden of maintaining the commuter rail station and the parking lots.
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MassDOT has announced an upcoming traffic shift and public information meeting as part of the Needham-Wellesley I-95 Add-A-Lane Project.
There will be a public information meeting related to upcoming traffic shifts and other work for this project as follows:
Wednesday, October 26th
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Newton City Hall, War Memorial Auditorium
1000 Commonwealth Avenue
From 8:00PM on Friday, October 14th through the weekend of October 28th through 30th, the right most travel lane of the Route 9 Bridge will become an exit only lane for all traffic exiting I-95 NB for Route 9.
During the weekend of October 28th through 30th, the on-ramp from Route 9 WB to I-95 NB will be closed, in addition to closure of the breakdown lane on the Northbound side of I-95, to accommodate full depth excavation, construction, and paving of the mainline and new ramp. Once work is complete, traffic will be switched over to the newly constructed bridge and on-ramp, prior to the Monday morning commute. Appropriate signage and police details will be present to guide traffic to the detoured routes.
In the week prior to the closure, appropriate signage will be placed on Route 9 and the I-95 mainline to warn drivers of the upcoming work. In case of inclement weather, operations will shift to the following weekend. Motorists should exercise caution and allow additional time for their trip during construction operations.
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Due to these serious misconceptions by policyholders diagnosed with HIV, Chris Morgan and Unusual Risks have been working closely with the Association of British Insurers and have helped them to produce a new HIV and Life Insurance Consumer Guide.
The guide includes information about Sexual Orientation and Insurance, Key Principles of HIV and Insurance, HIV testing, Availability of Insurance products, Cancellation of Life Insurance following diagnosis and disclosure of HIV status on Life Insurance applications.
Mr Morgan, said about the guide: "The aim of the guide is to improve awareness of HIV and Insurance within the community and to deliver clear and accurate information about the availability of Insurance. Unusual Risks hope this will encourage HIV positive people to protect their families and look after their financial future.


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This afternoon, when I went to the grocery store on a hunt for something good for dinner, I was walking down the tuna oil and a man was perusing the various cans of tuna. I made a remark that the Tonno Genova Tuna packed in olive oil had better taste, and was better for you, too. After I picked up my two cans, he put some in his basket as well.
There are some really good things about tuna packed in olive oil. First, because the tuna has more flavor, less mayonnaise is required, so according to [http://chickenofthesea.com/e_health_omega.aspx]
"It has been shown that tuna packed in oil mixed with 1 tablespoon of mayonnaise is actually lower in fat than tuna packed in spring water and mixed with 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise. Starting with tuna packed in oil allows people to use less mayonnaise to achieve the desired consistency and taste, thereby cutting down on fat and calories and providing a better tasting salad."
In addition, olive oil is good for you http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_oil#Nutrition_and_health_effects:
"Olive oil contains the monounsaturated fatty acid oleic acid, antioxidants such as vitamin E and carotenoids, and oleuropein, a chemical that prevents the oxidation of LDL particles. It is these properties that are thought to contribute to the health benefits of olive oil".
Not Your Ordinary Tuna Salad
— Salad —
- 1 can (5 oz) Tuna packed in olive oil
- 1 package Fresh cheese ravioli
- 2 Roasted red peppers sliced
- 1 cup Broccoli Florets
— Dressing —
- 1 can (5 oz) Tuna packed in olive oil
- 2 tablespoon Mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon Lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon Anchovy paste
- 1 tablespoon Parmesan
— Bruchetta —
- 1 baguette French bread
- 2 tablespoon Olive oil
- 1 teaspoon Balsamic Vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon Sea salt
- 1/4 teaspoon Freshly ground pepper
Bring a pot of salted water to a boil. Add the pasta, and put a steamer basket on top of the pot with the broccoli in it. Boil until the broccoli is just done, the pasta should also be finished cooking. Immediately plung both into ice water to stop the cooking. Drain and refrigerate.
To make the dressing, drain one of the cans of tuna and put it into a small food processor with the remaining ingredients and process. Adjust for seasoning if necessary.
To assemble the salad, drain the remaining can of tuna and set aside. Put the pasta and broccoli in a bowl. Add the red peppers. Flake the tuna in large chunks into the bowl. Put the dressing on, and toss, coating everything completely. Transfer to a nice serving bowl and refrigerate until time to serve.
To make the bruchetta, slice the bread on the diagnol in about 1 inch slices. Combine the olive oil, vinegar and seasoning. Brush both sides of the bread slices with the mixture. Heat a griddle and toast the bread on both sides. Put on a nice plate and serve with the salad.


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ERIC Number: ED181685
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1979
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Increasing Questions to Retarded Children: An Analysis of Multiple Effects.
Warren, Steven F.; Rimell, Patrick
Multiple effects of an increased rate of teacher questions on the verbal behavior of three institutionalized severely retarded children were investigated. Teachers were observed in training situations with the Ss and were then instructed to increase the number of questions requiring answers other than "yes" or "no." Results showed that the teachers noted several positive effects, that as their question asking ability improved, the students gave more varied responses and began to initiate more speech in general and answer questions with less prompting. The behavior covariations are discussed in terms of their desirability, causality, generality, predictability, strength, durability, and magnitude. (Author/PHR)
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Note: Paper presented in the Symposium entitled "Side Effects: The Good, the Bad, and the Unexpected" at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Behavior Analysis (5th, Dearborn, MI, June, 1979).


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Joe and Mike review "Loving" in the fifty-sixth episode of the weekly drunk movie review podcast "How Many Fingers Am I Holding Up?" Featuring special guest Lindsey Daly of thedalystruggle.com.
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Occupational therapists assist in the process of developing, improving, sustaining or gaining a good level of self independence. They work with individuals who suffer from a mentally, physically, developmentally, or emotionally disabling condition.
Why do Occupational Therapists need professional indemnity insurance?
Basic responsibilities of Occupational Therapists are to:
- Advise on specialist equipment to assist with daily activities
- Develop a rehabilitation program to help re-build lost skills and restore lost confidence
- Teach anxiety management techniques
- Coach people with learning difficulties or poor social skills, e.g. in handling money and social interaction
- Mentor people on how to control their own behavior
- Organize support and rehabilitation groups for careers and clients
- Assist clients in performing activities of all types
- Use physical exercises to help patients increase strength and dexterity
- Use activities to help patients improve visual acuity and the ability to discern patterns
- Use computer programs to help clients improve decision-making, abstract-reasoning, problem-solving, memory, sequencing, coordination, and perceptual skills
As Occupational Therapists giving the wrong or misleading advice might lead to an action for damages against you. Having Professional Indemnity Insurance protects you from financial loss as it will provide you with financial assistance in defending claims and any damages payable.
Public Liability Insurance for Occupational Therapists
If you or any of your employees visit a customers premises your actions could cause an injury to another person. Similarly, if an accident happens whilst a member of the public comes to your place of business and they are injured you could be held liable. Public Liability Insurance protects you in the event that such accidents occur and a claim is subsequently made against you.
Public liability insurance also covers you if damage is caused to third party property while at the customers business. An example would be if an employee broke a valuable item while making a delivery at a customer's home. The claim to replace the item would be covered by public liability insurance.
Key exposures for Occupational Therapists:
- Copyright and trademark infringement
- Negligence in providing support services
- Failure in developing appropriate programs and services
- Negligence in counseling clients
- Wrong advice given to clients
- Negligence in rehabilitation of clients
- Negligence in training clients how to deal with daily activities
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Summer Scheme starts Monday 28th.
Additional preliminary exam past papers are now available.
Please note all those intending to enrol for our 2018 beekeeping course are welcome to come to the association meetings. Details of when and where are available on this website. Please come along and make yourself known to some of the members at the door, they can direct you to one of the course tutors. You should find some of the presentation very useful.
Welcome to the website for the Belfast and District Beekeepers Association. The following items may be of interest:
- Introductory Beekeeping Course 2018
- Register for 2018 Beekeeping courses
- How to log onto the CAFRE Website – Version 3
- Note: change of venue for Wednesday night preliminary course. The Musgrave Park venue was double booked, this will now use the Building at the Colin Glen Allotments, click here for directions. Tuesday course at Glenburn Church Hall is unaffected.
The Belfast and District Beekeepers Association meet through the winter on the 2nd Monday of the month and also run a summer programme of practical beekeeping for our members, for directions click here.
The B&DBKA is affiliated to the Ulster Beekeepers Association which is the representative body for many of the beekeeping associations in the province.
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Today is a very exciting day on annaish! I recently interviewed the amazing blogger Abby, in honor of her new blog, Story-Eyed! A big THANK YOU! goes out to Abby for the wonderful opportunity and for letting me use her photos. 💙 Enjoy bookaholics!
5 YA Books That Get Mental Health Right (Blogger Roundup!)
In case you didn't know, May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health has affected my family and friends so it's something very personal to me. And, oh boy, YA books and mental health have a tricky relationship. I can't tell you how frustrating it is to read about a mentally ill character and see them "get cured" because they are in love. Like ??? folks, it doesn't work like that. So, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, I've invited other bloggers to talk about their favorite mental health book! Enjoy 😘
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Executive Moves
Anita Shapiro, 53, was promoted to President. She previously held the position of Executive Vice President of Programs.
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|Newly Created Position?
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|Job Description
|Anita Shapiro will continue PLI's tradition of excellence and work closely with PLI's staff to develop new product and service initiatives.
|Former Job Title
|Executive Vice President of Programs
|Company Headquarters
|New York, NY
|Company Description
|Practising Law Institute is a non-profit continuing legal education organization chartered by the Regents of the University of the State of New York. Founded in 1933 by Harold P. Seligson, PLI is dedicated to providing the legal community and allied professionals with the most up-to-date, relevant information and techniques through seminars, treatises, live webcasts, course handbooks, and on-demand learning. PLI holds programs in its offices in New York and California, and elsewhere throughout the US, as well as in London, Hong Kong and Latin America.
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Salesforce is a popular CRM that is widely used across industries. EnquireLEADS® is a powerful CRM designed for the senior living and healthcare industries. Both offer extensive cloud-based services, a powerful API facilitating a wide variety of integrations, customizable user interface, and time-saving workflow automation. Take a closer look at some of the differences between the two systems and learn why EnquireLEADS is the fastest-growing CRM for senior living and healthcare organizations.
The senior living industry is facing a major challenge: New construction is at a tipping point and analysts predict it will soon outpace new demand. This means lower occupancy rates are on the horizon.
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September 29, 2014
Collaborate: to work with another person or group in order to achieve or do something .
What does collaboration look like? In Larimer County, one example is 50+ Community Impact Partners working together towards common goals, like reducing poverty, in order to increase prosperity for everyone.
Community Impact Partners are nonprofit human services agencies, school districts, community organizations, professional associations, volunteer groups, the faith community, government entities, and foundations who meet high standards of effectiveness and efficiency who join in strategic collaboration to achieve a common purpose by sharing responsibilities, risks, and rewards.
On Tuesday, September 23rd, United Way of Larimer County hosted the first Partner Summit, a time to build relationships, problem-solve, and work together to make Larimer County a better place to live, work, and play.
Dr. Martín Carcasson, Director of the CSU Center for Public Deliberation, spent the morning laying a foundation for collective impact (the commitment of a group of actors from different sectors to a common agenda for solving a complex social problem). He also helped identify potential tensions and different expectations that might exist between some of the organizations present in the room and provided tools to move past them, a key step in moving toward a collective impact. Dr. Carcasson quoted Stephen Covey: "Change happens at the speed of trust." We are not going to see change in our community until we can learn to trust each other more and move beyond personal agendas and individual mentalities.
In order to have a collective impact in Larimer County, partners need to focus on a common agenda, mutually reinforcing activities, shared measurements, backbone support and continuous communication. These five conditions all help lead to meaningful results.
After lunch, attendees participated in break down groups focused on the areas of education, income and health, United Way's three Impact Areas. These sessions are necessary to get key players from each impact area in the same room, discussing how to work together to best help the community. Each group spent time talking aboutframework for working the collective impact model, focusing on shared measurement and reinforcing activities.
The Partner Summit is just one step in many to making our goal of cutting poverty in half by 2025 a reality. Check out United Way's Community Impact Plan version 2.0 for more information on strategies to achieve this goal.
Together, we can help everyone in Larimer County have the opportunity for a better life. Together, we're changing Larimer County for good. You can be a part of the change. Donate to the Community Impact Fund to support the community-wide movement to improve lives and drive lasting change right here in Larimer County.
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CNN host Jake Tapper declared "the press corps needs to be unified" to get answers on the "legitimate" questions regarding Hillary Clinton's relationship with Sidney Blumenthal on Tuesday's "Hugh Hewitt Show."
After hearing Hillary's response to questioning about her relationship with Sidney Blumenthal and whether it would continue if she was elected president, which he characterized as "an attempt at deflection," he stated "This is why a press gaggle, they can be great things but they really — the press corps needs to be unified in these events." He then recounted a time where he asked President Obama to answer the question of the person who had asked a question before him.
Tapper continued, "People need to stick together. The Blumenthal question is a legitimate question. What is this information he was sending to Hillary? Where did it come from? And how seriously did she take it when she was forwarding it around?"
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"This is a great appetizer for six people. It is easy to make and looks delicious and smells that way too. It comes from the 2009 Pillsbury Easy Mexican Meals cookbook magazine that you get in the stores by the checkout. I love recipes that are basic and you can learn something fun and be able to tweek it to your own. This is such that type of appetizer. You can make it as is, double the cheese, add different meats, sauces, veggies, etc and transform it. I enjoyed learning how to make such a big burrito. I enjoyed it the way it is written and adding one's own twist. My guests consumed it quickly. I served with shredded lettuce, grape tomatoes and sour cream. Enjoy! ChefDLH"
Burrito Grande Appetizer
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READY IN:35mins
YIELD:1 burrito
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 lb bulk chorizo sausage or 1⁄2 lb ground beef
- 1 (15 ounce) can chili beans, undrained (spicy or mexican style)
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 4 (10 inch) flour tortillas
- 2 1⁄2 cups shredded cheese (taco-flavored or mexican style blend, 10oz)
- 1 cup taco sauce
- 3⁄4 cup sour cream
- shredded lettuce, if desired
- Heat oven to 375°F
- Spray 15x10x1 inch pan with cooking spray.
- In a 10 inch skillet cook sausage over medium high heat until well browned.
- Drain the meat. Add chili beans and cumin and mix well.
- Place tortillas overlapping down one side of the pan.
- Spoon sausage mixture down center of the tortillas and sprinkle with 1 1/2 cups of cheese.
- Roll tortillas over sausage mixture to create one large burrito seam side down.
- Spoon taco sauce over burrito, sprinkle with remaining one cup cheese.
- Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until hot.
- To serve cut the burrito into slices.
- Serve on shredded lettuce with sour cream.
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